Neil Osterweil, a regular contributor to WebMD since 1998, is an award-winning writer and co-owner of Osterweil & Baron Communications, a medical writing and editing firm based in metropolitan Boston. He has written extensively on the clinical, scientific, financial, sociological, and organizational aspects of medicine for both corporate and not-for-profit clients, including international print media and television. He covers a wide range of medical subjects, from basic science at the molecular level to the most advanced clinical applications, translating complex subjects into informative, readable prose for audiences with widely varying degrees of medical and scientific knowledge. He was awarded a BA from Brandeis University in 1978.
Recent WebMD content from Neil Osterweil
- The Health Benefits of Dreams
- New Year's Resolutions: In One Year, Out the Other
- Child Vaccines: Some Parents Ill at Ease
- Love in the Time of Caller ID
- Are You a Workaholic?
- Alzheimer's: New Medications
- Kids and Antidepressants: A Growing Problem
- The Letter (and Spirit) of Drug Import Laws
- Ways to Get Lower-Cost Drugs in the U.S.
- Buying Drugs Across the Border
- Weight Loss After 40
- Fighting 40s Flab
- The Benefits of Protein
- Forgive Me, Doctor, for I Have Sinned
- New Methods for Targeting Cancer
- Tips on Evaluating Risk
- Innovations in Technology Improve Health Care
- Electronic Records, Private Lives
- Power to the People
- Boosting Sexual Vitality in Midlife
- Public Health Experts Plan for Bioterrorism
- Women in Love: Keeping Your Marriage and Sex Life Strong
- Do's and Don¿ts for Men to Achieve Relationship Success from the Experts
- Halloween: The Truth Is Out There
- Artificial Intelligence, Real Issue
- School of Hard Knocks
- Disability's in Eye of Beholder
- X Marks the Spot for Male Fertility
- Women Behaving Badly?
- Small Wonders: Micro-Machines in Medicine